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[cjsmith]

It's almost not worth updating LJ any more. I want to title my entry, and I know I can't, so I don't bother posting at all.

Fifty-six sequences written as of last night. I want 128; going by previous stats I'll be okay with between ninety and a hundred. If I write ten today, ten tomorrow, and ten each day next weekend, I'll make it. If I can do one each work day as well, I'll even have some safety margin. I almost want one of those little progress bars that slow my entire friends view to a crawl every November.

All of this planning presumes I don't get sent somewhere for work in the next week, a very real possibility. I may soon have to face the fact that I cannot both have a startup job and be a C4 square dance caller.

Tasty breakfast this morning. Yesterday I took a break from writing choreo to go to the bank and the store. Got a baguette -- well, what Californians who've never lived in France seem to think is a French baguette (it's sourdough) -- and some cheese. Yesterday's lunch was fondue. This morning I'm eating the last of the "baguette" with butter.

Back to work. This choreo won't write itself.

Comments

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

"Worth the effort" is a question I try not to examine too closely. :-)

psst: if I need a separate piece of software to use LJ, what's the point of making LJ a web site? Maybe that's where I'm going wrong: I think of it as a web site, when perhaps it was never meant to be usable that way. Obviously people have been depending on supplemental software to use LJ for years.

[genderfur.livejournal.com]

I'm with you on the website thing. I mean, clients might have advantages, but they shouldn't be *necessary*.